alpsoy
05-12-2009, 05:23 PM
Hi,
As you can gues the issue from the topic, I have to setup FMS on a computer which already runs an IIS webserver. (as I have mentioned to the account managers and the client that it could cause problems to happen, so give me a clean computer :) )
I've read the Apache configuration papers of official documentation. And found these options :
• If you want to run your own webserver on the same computer as Flash Media Server, install a webserver and run it. Configure FMS and the webserver so that they don't share a port. (You have to decide which one gets port 80, and probably 443, or you have to put them on separate IP addresses/physical NICs.)
• If you want them to share a port, set FMS up as the proxy (as the default FMS setup does), put your webserver on an unused port, and change the fms.ini HTTPPROXY_HOST setting to point to that port.
and this (seems not concerned with the problem exactly)
• If you want your webserver to use the exact same settings as the FMS pre-installed webserver (or you want to start with that and then customize it), start with the Apache2.2/conf/httpd.conf file that we deliver (and any related files in that directory).
So, does anyone who has tried one of the methods mentioned above or have an idea about? I want to choose the best option I can. I know it could differ based on many cınditions, but some opinions may help.
Thanks.
As you can gues the issue from the topic, I have to setup FMS on a computer which already runs an IIS webserver. (as I have mentioned to the account managers and the client that it could cause problems to happen, so give me a clean computer :) )
I've read the Apache configuration papers of official documentation. And found these options :
• If you want to run your own webserver on the same computer as Flash Media Server, install a webserver and run it. Configure FMS and the webserver so that they don't share a port. (You have to decide which one gets port 80, and probably 443, or you have to put them on separate IP addresses/physical NICs.)
• If you want them to share a port, set FMS up as the proxy (as the default FMS setup does), put your webserver on an unused port, and change the fms.ini HTTPPROXY_HOST setting to point to that port.
and this (seems not concerned with the problem exactly)
• If you want your webserver to use the exact same settings as the FMS pre-installed webserver (or you want to start with that and then customize it), start with the Apache2.2/conf/httpd.conf file that we deliver (and any related files in that directory).
So, does anyone who has tried one of the methods mentioned above or have an idea about? I want to choose the best option I can. I know it could differ based on many cınditions, but some opinions may help.
Thanks.